Abducted woman found unharmed, suspect arrested

Prescious Starr Alison Johnson (Source: Cleveland Police)

Marathon Gas Station at E. 55th & Woodland Avenue, Cleveland

An abducted Cleveland woman has been found unharmed.

Around 5:45 a.m. on Wednesday, a woman identified as Prescious Starr Alison Johnson, 27, entered the Marathon Gas Station at E. 55th & Woodland Avenue and made a purchase. While making the purchase, Johnson stated to the clerk that she had been abducted. She then exited the store and got into the front passenger seat of a red Saturn Vue SUV license plate EJD3640. The driver of the vehicle appeared to be a man.

The clerk further stated that Johnson appeared to have an injury to her right eye.

Shortly after 11 a.m., Johnson was found by Third District Detectives in the 18500 block of Euclid Avenue, along with a man, who was placed under arrest for kidnapping.

A pair of gorillas now make their home at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. The zoo is welcoming two new female gorillas ahead of World Gorilla Day, Sept. 24. "Fredrika" (or Freddy) is 43-year-old from Zoo Miami in Miami, FL and 26-year-old and "Kebi Moya" (or Kebi) comes to Cleveland from the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Powell, OH.

A pair of gorillas now make their home at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. The zoo is welcoming two new female gorillas ahead of World Gorilla Day, Sept. 24. "Fredrika" (or Freddy) is 43-year-old from Zoo Miami in Miami, FL and 26-year-old and "Kebi Moya" (or Kebi) comes to Cleveland from the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Powell, OH.